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Typeconvert_V2

• Download the typeconvert gist.

• Make it an executable - chmod 755 typeconvert

• Move it into your path - ~/.local/bin/, /usr/local/bin/

• You might have to close your terminal and open it again in order to use it

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Use Typeconvert_V2.

Typeconvert

Why can't I find a single and simple command line utility to convert a number in one base to another base.

Yeah, it's simple to make your own program or launch a python shell to get it to

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#!/bin/bash

# A simple minecraft server backup utility shell script.
# This is meant to be run when you want to; alternatively,
# you can cron job it.

# Requires pipe-viewer (pv) and bzip2

# This assumes a few things that may need to be replaced.
# 1.  Variable minecraft is the directory to your minecraft server.

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#!/bin/bash

# To run this:
#	> create a file called program.sh
#	> $ chmod +x program.sh
#	> $ ./program.sh

# Note:
#	> keep if=/dev/urandom if you want a randomized file
#	> keep if=path/to/filename if you want a structured file (which is dependent on your file)

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# CS 313: Machine Learning

# Make a program to perform optimization through Differential Evolution on the Eggholder Function
# For a population of [20, 50, 100, 200]
# For [50, 100, 200] generations

# Also, plot the global minimum fitness and average fitness for each generation
# for each population size and generation

# Author: IceCereal

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"""
	This is a downloader of data from a particular subreddit.
	Change the `subredditName` to your desired subreddit and then
	watch the things get downloaded. You need praw (at the time of 
	writing this, it's praw6) and wget to run this program.
	
	Step 1: https://www.reddit.com/prefs/apps <- Make an Application
		Get the client_id and client_secret
	Step 2: Enter desired subreddit in subredditName
	Step 3: Run the program

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import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Date;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

import java.util.Random;

import java.util.ArrayList;

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from sklearn import linear_model
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt

x = [[2],[1],[5],[10]]
y = [27, 11, 75, 155]

LinearRegression = linear_model.LinearRegression()
LinearRegression = LinearRegression.fit(x,y)

plt.scatter(x,y)